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... 3 Inside - S30670 2 Front - S30670 2 Inside - S50670 and S70670 3 Back 4 Loading Media 4 Using the Auto Take-up Reel 13 Cutting Off and Removing Prints 18 Configuring Media 19 Pre-Printing Checklist 19 ... System 22 Checking and Cleaning the Print Head 23 Maintaining the Printer 23 Checking Ink Status 24 Replacing Ink Cartridges 25 Washing the Ink System 27 Cleaning the Print Head, Wiper, Caps, and Wiper Rail 27 Disposing of Waste Ink 32 Replacing the Wiper, Wiper Cleaner, and Flushing Pad 34 Ordering Supplies and Accessories...
... 3 Inside - S30670 2 Front - S30670 2 Inside - S50670 and S70670 3 Back 4 Loading Media 4 Using the Auto Take-up Reel 13 Cutting Off and Removing Prints 18 Configuring Media 19 Pre-Printing Checklist 19 ... System 22 Checking and Cleaning the Print Head 23 Maintaining the Printer 23 Checking Ink Status 24 Replacing Ink Cartridges 25 Washing the Ink System 27 Cleaning the Print Head, Wiper, Caps, and Wiper Rail 27 Disposing of Waste Ink 32 Replacing the Wiper, Wiper Cleaner, and Flushing Pad 34 Ordering Supplies and Accessories...
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2 | Printer Parts Printer Parts Front - S30670 Print head in maintenance position Flushing pad Wiper Media holding plate Cutter Pressure groove rollers Platen heater Wiper cleaner Nozzle caps S30670 Left maintenance cover Front cover Control panel Media loading lever Right maintenance cover USB port After heater Tensioner LAN port AC inlets Cartridge check lights Lock levers Ink cartridges Roll locking screw Roll support Auto switch Vent Waste ink tube Waste ink tank Adjuster Manual switch Caster Inside -
2 | Printer Parts Printer Parts Front - S30670 Print head in maintenance position Flushing pad Wiper Media holding plate Cutter Pressure groove rollers Platen heater Wiper cleaner Nozzle caps S30670 Left maintenance cover Front cover Control panel Media loading lever Right maintenance cover USB port After heater Tensioner LAN port AC inlets Cartridge check lights Lock levers Ink cartridges Roll locking screw Roll support Auto switch Vent Waste ink tube Waste ink tank Adjuster Manual switch Caster Inside -
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... Print head in maintenance position Vent Waste ink tube Waste ink tank Adjuster Caster Flushing pad Wipers Cartridge check lights Lock levers Ink cartridges Media holding plate Platen heater Cutter groove Low pressure rollers (white) High pressure rollers (green) Nozzle caps Wiper cleaners S50670 and S70670 | 3 Front - S50670 and S70670 Front cover Left maintenance cover...
... Print head in maintenance position Vent Waste ink tube Waste ink tank Adjuster Caster Flushing pad Wipers Cartridge check lights Lock levers Ink cartridges Media holding plate Platen heater Cutter groove Low pressure rollers (white) High pressure rollers (green) Nozzle caps Wiper cleaners S50670 and S70670 | 3 Front - S50670 and S70670 Front cover Left maintenance cover...
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... screen. When they are beyond the width of the media and the rollers used for normal printing, and the green high pressure rollers for ink layering. For the S50670/S70670, adjust the position of the outside black rectangles. The white low pressure rollers are not placed correctly, you will only be positioned... are in use, place the green rollers at the left and right sides of the media as close to the edge as possible. • For ink layering (printing with the width of the media should be able to print between the black rectangles. • You may need to shift the media...
... screen. When they are beyond the width of the media and the rollers used for normal printing, and the green high pressure rollers for ink layering. For the S50670/S70670, adjust the position of the outside black rectangles. The white low pressure rollers are not placed correctly, you will only be positioned... are in use, place the green rollers at the left and right sides of the media as close to the edge as possible. • For ink layering (printing with the width of the media should be able to print between the black rectangles. • You may need to shift the media...
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... media to hold the media in the square window, then push the plates down to print, attach the media holding plates when they are using ink layering). Adjust the position so that is visible in place. Close the front cover. 12 | Loading Media 12. When you are not in the feed...
... media to hold the media in the square window, then push the plates down to print, attach the media holding plates when they are using ink layering). Adjust the position so that is visible in place. Close the front cover. 12 | Loading Media 12. When you are not in the feed...
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English Using the Auto Take-up Reel | 13 Using the Auto Take-up Reel Note that the auto take -up reel may not function as expected when you use ink layering on the S50670/S70670. 1. Press the d button to feed the media down to the auto take -up reel core holder. 2. Center the roll supports between the roll holders. Loosen the core holder screws and slide the core holders apart.
English Using the Auto Take-up Reel | 13 Using the Auto Take-up Reel Note that the auto take -up reel may not function as expected when you use ink layering on the S50670/S70670. 1. Press the d button to feed the media down to the auto take -up reel core holder. 2. Center the roll supports between the roll holders. Loosen the core holder screws and slide the core holders apart.
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S30670 S50670/S70670 4. Dampen a soft cloth in water, wring it out thoroughly, and use it to remove lint and dust from the media holding plates before starting work each day. 1. Make sure the printer is turned off. 2. Wait a minute, then open the front cover. 3. 22 | Cleaning the Media System Cleaning the Media System To remove ink and particles of paper and dust from the pressure rollers using a soft-bristled brush. Remove particles of paper, clean the platen heater, pressure rollers, and media holding plates on both the left and right sides and from the platen.
S30670 S50670/S70670 4. Dampen a soft cloth in water, wring it out thoroughly, and use it to remove lint and dust from the media holding plates before starting work each day. 1. Make sure the printer is turned off. 2. Wait a minute, then open the front cover. 3. 22 | Cleaning the Media System Cleaning the Media System To remove ink and particles of paper and dust from the pressure rollers using a soft-bristled brush. Remove particles of paper, clean the platen heater, pressure rollers, and media holding plates on both the left and right sides and from the platen.
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...OK. 3. Choose the nozzle arrays (corresponding to the numbered patterns) to wash the ink system, as necessary. Select Proceed and press OK. 7. Maintaining the Printer You should regularly check the ink status and replace cartridges (see page 25) as described on page 27. You can... set up automatic cleaning cycles. 1. Examine the printed pattern to prevent ink accumulating and causing clogs. If you cannot recover all numbered patterns have faint or missing segments) 5. For the S50670/S70670, the printer performs automatic maintenance to determine if the print head needs ...
...OK. 3. Choose the nozzle arrays (corresponding to the numbered patterns) to wash the ink system, as necessary. Select Proceed and press OK. 7. Maintaining the Printer You should regularly check the ink status and replace cartridges (see page 25) as described on page 27. You can... set up automatic cleaning cycles. 1. Examine the printed pattern to prevent ink accumulating and causing clogs. If you cannot recover all numbered patterns have faint or missing segments) 5. For the S50670/S70670, the printer performs automatic maintenance to determine if the print head needs ...
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...needed Every 6 months or as needed Instructions page 27 page 26 page 32 page 27 page 34 Checking Ink Status The easiest way to check ink levels is from the control panel LCD display. S30670 Platen heater After heater temperature temperature Printer status messages... Pre-heater temperature Platen gap Selected media Optional drying fan indicator Media width Media remaining Waste ink tank status Ink cartridge status S50670 Printer status messages Pre-heater temperature Platen gap Selected media Platen heater After heater temperature temperature High-speed drying...
...needed Every 6 months or as needed Instructions page 27 page 26 page 32 page 27 page 34 Checking Ink Status The easiest way to check ink levels is from the control panel LCD display. S30670 Platen heater After heater temperature temperature Printer status messages... Pre-heater temperature Platen gap Selected media Optional drying fan indicator Media width Media remaining Waste ink tank status Ink cartridge status S50670 Printer status messages Pre-heater temperature Platen gap Selected media Platen heater After heater temperature temperature High-speed drying...
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...expended. Cartridge error. Cleaning cartridge installed. Lower the lock lever. Ink is low. Replacing Ink Cartridges Use the following EPSON UltraChrome® GSX or GS2 ink cartridges (see page 37 for ordering information): Slot Cartridge BK Black ...Y Yellow M Magenta C Cyan WH White MS Metallic silver LK Light black OR Orange LC Light cyan LM Light magenta All Cleaning cartridge S30670 T689100 T689400 T689300 T689200 T699000 S50670...
...expended. Cartridge error. Cleaning cartridge installed. Lower the lock lever. Ink is low. Replacing Ink Cartridges Use the following EPSON UltraChrome® GSX or GS2 ink cartridges (see page 37 for ordering information): Slot Cartridge BK Black ...Y Yellow M Magenta C Cyan WH White MS Metallic silver LK Light black OR Orange LC Light cyan LM Light magenta All Cleaning cartridge S30670 T689100 T689400 T689300 T689200 T699000 S50670...
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Unpack the new cartridge and shake it into the slot. Hold the cartridge with the label facing out and insert it for 5 seconds or 15 seconds for all colors). 26 | Replacing Ink Cartridges 1. Note: Approximately every three weeks (or every 24 hours for white and metallic silver) you need to remove the ink cartridges and shake them as described in step 2 (5 seconds for the white, metallic silver, and orange inks. 3. Then lower the lock lever. Lift the lock lever for the cartridge that needs replacing, then pull out the cartridge. 2.
Unpack the new cartridge and shake it into the slot. Hold the cartridge with the label facing out and insert it for 5 seconds or 15 seconds for all colors). 26 | Replacing Ink Cartridges 1. Note: Approximately every three weeks (or every 24 hours for white and metallic silver) you need to remove the ink cartridges and shake them as described in step 2 (5 seconds for the white, metallic silver, and orange inks. 3. Then lower the lock lever. Lift the lock lever for the cartridge that needs replacing, then pull out the cartridge. 2.
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... should not perform head washing unless you cannot recover nozzles through normal head cleaning. 1. This involves removing ink cartridges, installing cleaning cartridges, and then reinstalling ink cartridges. The washing process also requires you to prevent the print head from drying out. Caution: You .... Select Head Washing and press OK. 3. Follow all instructions on the LCD display. Used ink cleaner should be disposed of ink consumed, you should be removed with cleaning swabs alone, apply ink cleaner to clean the area around the wiper, caps, and print head. Press the # ...
... should not perform head washing unless you cannot recover nozzles through normal head cleaning. 1. This involves removing ink cartridges, installing cleaning cartridges, and then reinstalling ink cartridges. The washing process also requires you to prevent the print head from drying out. Caution: You .... Select Head Washing and press OK. 3. Follow all instructions on the LCD display. Used ink cleaner should be disposed of ink consumed, you should be removed with cleaning swabs alone, apply ink cleaner to clean the area around the wiper, caps, and print head. Press the # ...
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Press OK again to move the print head to wipe areas of the printer. 4. Press the # Maintenance button, then select Head Maintenance and press OK. 2. Put on plastic gloves, then use the large and small cleaning swabs to the cleaning position. 3. You may need to dampen the swabs with ink cleaner to remove all the ink residue. 28 | Cleaning the Print Head, Wiper, Caps, and Wiper Rail 1. Open the maintenance covers at each end of the print head shown below.
Press OK again to move the print head to wipe areas of the printer. 4. Press the # Maintenance button, then select Head Maintenance and press OK. 2. Put on plastic gloves, then use the large and small cleaning swabs to the cleaning position. 3. You may need to dampen the swabs with ink cleaner to remove all the ink residue. 28 | Cleaning the Print Head, Wiper, Caps, and Wiper Rail 1. Open the maintenance covers at each end of the print head shown below.
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... not moisten the cleaning swab with a cleaning swab, as shown below ) can be removed using an extremely small amount of ink cleaner applied to a clean room wipe. S30670 S50670/S70670 English Sensors Sensors Head 1 Head 2 Caution: Do not touch the nozzle surface or any other internal part with head ...cleaning operations. Clean the front and back of the wiper (or wipers for the S50670/S70670) with water or it with your hands to remove all the ink residue. dirt or ink from your skin interfering with your hands or swab. Cleaning the Print Head, Wiper, Caps, ...
... not moisten the cleaning swab with a cleaning swab, as shown below ) can be removed using an extremely small amount of ink cleaner applied to a clean room wipe. S30670 S50670/S70670 English Sensors Sensors Head 1 Head 2 Caution: Do not touch the nozzle surface or any other internal part with head ...cleaning operations. Clean the front and back of the wiper (or wipers for the S50670/S70670) with water or it with your hands to remove all the ink residue. dirt or ink from your skin interfering with your hands or swab. Cleaning the Print Head, Wiper, Caps, ...
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... the S50670/S70670, make sure you have a replacement tank or an appropriate waste disposal drum. Disposing of Waste Ink You need to dispose of the printer. Dispose of the used gloves, swabs, and ink cleaner in your area. Caution: Be careful not to clean the area shown. Replace waste ink bottle ... 13. Then dampen a cleaning swab with industrial waste disposal laws and local government ordinances as shown below and lift it out of waste ink that collects in until it to dislodge any springs or other parts. 12. Close the left and right maintenance covers and press the OK...
... the S50670/S70670, make sure you have a replacement tank or an appropriate waste disposal drum. Disposing of Waste Ink You need to dispose of the printer. Dispose of the used gloves, swabs, and ink cleaner in your area. Caution: Be careful not to clean the area shown. Replace waste ink bottle ... 13. Then dampen a cleaning swab with industrial waste disposal laws and local government ordinances as shown below and lift it out of waste ink that collects in until it to dislodge any springs or other parts. 12. Close the left and right maintenance covers and press the OK...
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... download it off using large volumes of waste inks to reset the waste ink counter. 5. Consult a physician if the skin appears irritated or is installed correctly, and press OK again to an industrial waste disposer. The waste ink from Epson's support website at epson.com/support (U.S.) or epson.ca/support (Canada). Failure to the industrial waste...
... download it off using large volumes of waste inks to reset the waste ink counter. 5. Consult a physician if the skin appears irritated or is installed correctly, and press OK again to an industrial waste disposer. The waste ink from Epson's support website at epson.com/support (U.S.) or epson.ca/support (Canada). Failure to the industrial waste...
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Open the right maintenance cover. Press OK again to move the print head to get stained with ink. Use the replacement flushing pad and plastic gloves that came in the Maintenance Kit. Note: If you replace both wipers and wiper cleaners. Press the # ... Pad Replace the wiper and wiper cleaner every six months, or when the front of the pad. For the S50670/S70670, make sure you need to replace it sooner if you notice ink smears on your media or if you see dust from the media on the front of the wiper cleaner...
Open the right maintenance cover. Press OK again to move the print head to get stained with ink. Use the replacement flushing pad and plastic gloves that came in the Maintenance Kit. Note: If you replace both wipers and wiper cleaners. Press the # ... Pad Replace the wiper and wiper cleaner every six months, or when the front of the pad. For the S50670/S70670, make sure you need to replace it sooner if you notice ink smears on your media or if you see dust from the media on the front of the wiper cleaner...
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Place the used flushing pad on the new flushing pad into place. 9. Caution: Hold the flushing pad upright and level as shown, and press the tab down until the pad clicks into the slots as you remove it to let ink spill onto any part of the printer. 7. Insert the two hooks on a tray. 8. Close the right maintenance cover. 10. Be careful not to prevent ink from spilling. Remove the flushing pad by grasping its tab. 36 | Replacing the Wiper, Wiper Cleaner, and Flushing Pad 6. Press OK, then press OK again.
Place the used flushing pad on the new flushing pad into place. 9. Caution: Hold the flushing pad upright and level as shown, and press the tab down until the pad clicks into the slots as you remove it to let ink spill onto any part of the printer. 7. Insert the two hooks on a tray. 8. Close the right maintenance cover. 10. Be careful not to prevent ink from spilling. Remove the flushing pad by grasping its tab. 36 | Replacing the Wiper, Wiper Cleaner, and Flushing Pad 6. Press OK, then press OK again.
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...) and select your product for a complete list T724100 T699000 T699300 T724000 C12C890891 C12C890761 C890751 Note: Cleaning cartridges can purchase optional equipment and genuine EPSON ink and media from an EPSON Professional Imaging Authorized Reseller. Before you call, make sure you order as many cartridges as needed. Or you experience difficulty with your questions...
...) and select your product for a complete list T724100 T699000 T699300 T724000 C12C890891 C12C890761 C890751 Note: Cleaning cartridges can purchase optional equipment and genuine EPSON ink and media from an EPSON Professional Imaging Authorized Reseller. Before you call, make sure you order as many cartridges as needed. Or you experience difficulty with your questions...
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... ...17 Adjusting the Take-in Reel ...17 Adjusting the Take-up Reel ...21 Marking the Media Loading Position 25 Choosing a Color Mode (S50670 and S70670 only 27 Installing Ink Cartridges ...27 Installing Software ...30 Connecting to Your System ...30 Updating Your Printer Firmware ...30 Checking the Current Firmware Version 31 Updating the...
... ...17 Adjusting the Take-in Reel ...17 Adjusting the Take-up Reel ...21 Marking the Media Loading Position 25 Choosing a Color Mode (S50670 and S70670 only 27 Installing Ink Cartridges ...27 Installing Software ...30 Connecting to Your System ...30 Updating Your Printer Firmware ...30 Checking the Current Firmware Version 31 Updating the...